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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
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Squandering

Does this sentence make sense:


"During the lockdown, I saw unopen food products in some trash bins, and I was outraged at those people's squandering."


Note: By 'squandering', I mean their lack of scruples to waste food like that.


  

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"Squander" is transitive. You are using it intransitively.

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  • "Squander" is transitive.
  • You are using it intransitively.
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"Squander" is transitive. You are using it intransitively.

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